Children Day exercis e planned at St Paul Methodist
The St Paul Methodist church schedules a Children's Day program for Sunday June 20 at 2 30 pm with a bus running as usual The Bynum Chapel A M E Zion Sunday School led by Miss Virginia Mitchem is praised for elevating teaching The church will baptize three candidates at 2 30 pm at the Boy Scout Camp James Rev S I Clement from Adams Chapel and Vestibule A M E Zion will preach on The Light of Humanity A large crowd attended The church is building a new place of worship with Rev L J Cochrane reporting funeral services for Willie Lea Thombs were held Sunday June 13 at 3 pm in Kings Mountain and relatives are noted Others are listed as visiting or traveling in the region including Mrs Clara Bluford and Rev P B Falls.
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St. Paul Methodist Church
Cain Ja Gordon
Bynum Chapel
A.M. E. Zion Church
Virginia Mitchem
A. M. E. Zion
James
Mt.Zion Baptist Church
I. Clement
Adams Chapel
T. Cooke
Jehurch
L. J. Cochrane
Willie Lea Thombs
Leo Thombs
Clara Bluford
Columbus
Ohio
Kings Mountain
P. B. Falls
New York City
Arthur Robinson
D. J. Miller
Hoyt Curry
Cherryville
Vernie Lee Weber
Lillie M. Miller
Stanley Palite
Philadelphia
Hazel Ramseur
Bible Band
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Grace Curry
Spartanburg
S. C
Muray
Wilbur
Jeanette Surratte
Johnson C. Smith
Curly Poston
Kannapolis
D.J. Miller
Uncle Sam urges savings for juniors this summer
The article advises children and teens to invest earnings in United States Savings Bonds. It promotes payroll savings and future goals, urging juniors to build a nest egg for achievement while explaining an economy lesson. A separate note mentions meat production in 1948 likely about 10 percent below the 234 billion pounds produced in 1947, the smallest since 1941 but still above earlier years.
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United States
Junior
Sis
Rreawure Lepartmei
Community Guests and Local Weddings Mentioned in Bur ington
Local society notes list numerous visitors and weekend guests across area families including Mrs. John Isenhour, Mrs. Ed Little of Conover, Mr. and Mrs. Tal Parker of Burrington, Pressly Barry, Mrs. Gordon Beatty, Nina Sue Fuller of Belmont, Ernest Davis and George Thomas of Greenville, Lloyd Houser and Nellie Newton relatives in Newton, Clyde Hallender and Kay, Betty Lou Hender, Gastonia visitors, Miss Blanche Smith, Fred Smith of Gastonia, Fred Lovelace and Louise Canipe, Wright Harmon hosts in Oak Grove, John Miller visiting Florida, Mrs. Barney Greene and Hope family, R. L. Hope of Sharon, Helen Shockley of Greenville, Frank Heath at Chimney Rock, and notes on the Kinston Fat Stock Show with beef cattle and swine exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Isenhour
Ed Little
Conover
A. E. Cline
Tal Parker
Burington
Pressly Barry
Virginia Beach
Gordon Beatty
D. H. Houser
Gteen
Elbert Payne
Nina Sue Fuller
Belmont
Ernest Davis
George Thomas
Greenville
Lloyd Houser
Newton
Clyde Hallender
Kay
Betty Lou Hénder
Cherryville
Aheir
Blanche Smith
Fred Smith
Ji Gastonia
Fred Lovelace
Louise Canipe
Shel [Py
Wright Harmon
Charles Lovelace
Carol
Oak Grove
John Miller
Barney Greene
Linnie Scates
Bessemer City
Charlie Hope
4.J. Hope
Wina
Ella Mae
R. L. Hope
Sharon
Robert Scates
Helen Shockley
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Negro News
Jessie G. Costner
Phifer
Uncle Sam
Will Close
Board of Commis Mountain
N. C
City of Kings
S. A. Crouse
Lois Beattie
Troy Wright
Mrs
Frank Heath
Chimney Rock
Kinston
Caner Ro
Victory Chevrolet Company
The
Arthur Hay Agency
of Business
City OF
PIEDMONT _WASHERETTE
Piedmont
Charlie and
Betty Ballard